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Stars Hit Oscars Red Carpet With Daughters
Last night’s Academy Award-nominee for “Actor in a Leading Role” Morgan Freeman attended the Oscars with his daughter, Morgana. Along with Invictus producer Lori McCreary, Freeman is showing off his “South African Bracelet for Hope.” In Invictus, Morgan plays Nelson Mandela, the South African president who seizes on the chances of the nation’s rugby team in the World Cup to unite his country. While he lost to Jeff Bridges, the Freeman father-daughter duo undoubtedly had a good time nonetheless.
Freeman wasn’t the only parent who took to the red carpet with their daughter.
Lenny Kravitz looked his usual hip self and was accompanied by daughter with Zoe, 21, who donned jewelry by Fred Leighton.
Lee Daniels, up for “Best Director” for Precious, brought daughter Clara.
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Julie commented on Mar 11 10 at 3:23 pmWe were excited to see the 46664 Bangle bracelets worn so graciously by Morgan Freeman, Lori McCreary and Morgana Freeman on Oscar night, We are grateful for their support of the 46664 Bangle and how it has created awareness that anyone can own a special jewelry piece with the mark of 46664, Nelson Mandela’s prisoner number.
The 46664 Bangles are available in copper, silver, gold and platinum, to suit different budgets – and every bangle purchased has a direct and positive impact on someone’s life.
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The beautiful Oscars bling sends a message of social responsibility in addition to the glamor of the red carpet!
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